Trendy hangout serving all-day breakfasts in quirky surroundings, with vegan options.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 50 Independence Way, Danvers, MA 01923
Phone: (978) 969-9193
Website: https://www.thefriendlytoast.com/
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They also have a bar with some really interesting drinks and options. Wish they had a location in Florida.
Hash Quiche ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Classic Breakfast ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
We decided to try the Danvers Friendly Toast on a Saturday because this location was less busy than the other Friendly Toast locations we like to eat at (Burlington or Cambridge).
The food at this location is just as tasty as the other locations. The Cinna-Swirl French Toast was so delicious! we also highly recommend the Hash Quiche!
The two main differences in the Danvers location is: 1) the decor is less unique and 2) the staff are less attentive. I think our server stopped by once on their own without us calling her over. Maybe I’m used to the diner experience where they keep your coffee topped off and warm.
We’ll try this location again in hopes that the service is better. The food can seem overpriced but the food portions seem decent for the cost.
My wife had a single large pancake, bacon, pan potatoes, and toast. she loved it. I had a curry bowl called “Curry Your Enthusiasm.” outstanding rice bowl with pickled onions and various vegetables.
Our server, Fiona, was knowledgeable and perfectly timed service. she was friendly and passionate about her job and where she worked.
Vegan friendly. and they separate pans for allergy concerns and vegan concerns. Decor is a retro-trendy late 50s style. Colorful, kid friendly, and lots to look at. very little “cookie cutter” decor. Not one thing was duplicated. Even the lamps are all different. it feels a bit cramped, plates are all plastic, “kid” friendly. Real silverware and coffee cups. loud space, not conducive to private conversations. chairs are a bit uncomfortable but fit the trendy plastic coated 50s diner decor.
I highly recommend it if you have never tried it. It’s quite pricey. About $40 per person without alcohol. But, I will return to try some more unique dishes.
When we brought this up to our server, Erica, she first admitted that the food had been in the fryer too long. But when we explained that the food was burnt and we had to leave it unfinished, her response was dismissive and insulting. She said, “You already ate half, now you’re telling me? We can’t give you free food.”
This was completely unacceptable. At no point did we ask for free food — we raised a genuine complaint about burnt meals. Instead of professionalism, we were treated as if we were trying to get something for free. That was insulting and disrespectful.
We have been regular customers, but after this experience, it feels like both the food quality and customer service have dropped severely. If this is how customer concerns are handled, we see no reason to return.
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The other person’s waffle was huge! The egg & cheese looked perfect with two big circle sausage patties.
The oldies but goodies had me rocking! And last but not least, Fiona gave us Awesome service! Give her a raise!